Rudolph ton in vain
Jacques Rudolph‘s century in Glamorgan’s mid-week Royal London One-Day Cup fixture was not enough to stave off defeat, reports Gareth Stevens.
Amla not Smith’s first choice
Former Proteas captain Graeme Smith has admitted that Hashim Amla wouldn’t have been his first pick as the new Test skipper.
Reactions to Kallis’ retirement
Praise has poured in from past and present players after Jacques Kallis announced his retirement from all forms of international cricket on Wednesday.
Jacques Kallis calls it a day
The Proteas all-rounder has announced his retirement from all formats of international cricket, after retiring from Test cricket at the end of last year.
AB’s confidence is up
ODI captain AB de Villiers says he has more faith in his ability to lead following a string of good results.
Domingo hails Amla’s calm
Proteas coach Russell Domingo has credited the way Hashim Amla kept calm in the pressure situations during the Test series against Sri Lanka for the side’s win.
Ingram helps rescue tie
Colin Ingram‘s half-century helped Somerset secure a share of the points in their Royal London One-Day Cup fixture on Tuesday, reports Gareth Stevens.
SA A toil Down Under
It’s turned into a nightmare tour for the SA A side, who have now lost four out of five games in Australia.
Madsen secures winning start
Wayne Madsen‘s ton gave Derbyshire the perfect start to The Royal London One-Day Cup, which saw a full round of fixtures take place on Sunday, reports Gareth Stevens.
Proteas regain No 1 Test ranking
South Africa are once again the No 1 Test side in the world after winning their two-match Test series against Sri Lanka 1-0.
Ailing Pollock touched by response
The cricket-loving Indian public has come to the aid of the ailing and financially-troubled Graeme Pollock.
SA survive to seal series win
Vernon Philander was the unlikely hero with bat in hand, surviving 98 deliveries to help South Africa bat out day five in Colombo and win the Test series.
Proteas staring down the barrel
The Proteas will have to bat out day five with nine wickets in hand after bad light stopped play early on day four.
Amla ton gives Proteas hope
Proteas captain Hashim Amla struck a defiant century, but South Africa go into day four in Colombo 150 runs behind Sri Lanka and still facing an uphill battle.
SL take control in Colombo
South Africa weathered a storm to reach stumps on 98-3, after dismissing Sri Lanka for 421 earlier in the day.
